Logo Variations - The Weinstein Company

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Hoodwinked! (2005): The logo is in it's finished form and isn't animated.
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Breaking and Entering (2006):
The logo is brown.

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Arthur and the Invisibles (2007): The logo is tinted in green.
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The Reader (2008): The name reads "TWC" and the light comes directly from the letter "W".
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Fanboys (2009): The logo is accompanied by the sound of a lightsaber.
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My Week with Marilyn (2011):
Exactly like in the trailer for Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden?, but the background is black. The logo also has a slight gold tint.
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Escape from Planet Earth (2013): The three lights in the logo don't fade out one-by-one; they stay on-screen throughout the logo. At the end, a green light appears over the logo, which turns out to be the tractor beam of an UFO. The UFO flies up and moves fast towards the screen, taking the logo with it.

Logo Variation - The Weinstein Company - Escape from Planet Earth
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Vampire Academy (2014): The name reads "TWC", and the name and the bottom of the bottom two lights are gradually colored blood red.

Logo Variation - The Weinstein Company - Vampire Academy
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The Hateful Eight (2015):
On the Roadshow version of the film, the logo is a simple W inside of a circle, without any special animations. "The Weinstein Company" fades in below.

The film's home video release deletes this variant, and instead has a filmed version of the standard logo, even on the Netflix print of the Roadshow version.